Stock Market Trends 2012 QE3 Short Interest & Upside Volatility

Date: 1/26/2012

Stock Market Trends 2012 QE3 Short Interest & Upside Volatility.FOREX-Short-term players have been positioning themselves worldwide. Nasdaq Short Interest Rises 3.9% In First Half Of January.

Short Sellers Increase Bets Across the Board‎ as we have had the best January since 1987. They've been walking the tape in pre-market futures and discounting news globally to market down the put side each trading day.Markets are looking to send a false signal to people to get people to buy the high end of the markets.

Central banks around the world do not do these things if things are great. StockMarketFunding.com will discuss how Stocks Surged in 2012 and what caused it and what the long term impacts to markets will be.

Most professionals in the market are saying "The Market Doesn't Make Sense" because they can't understand how the liquidity injects are used to pull the money off the side lines to get markets "all in" before they pull the plug.

In this live pre-market trading education we'll cover the "US Stock Market" rally in the S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nadsdaq, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, Nasdaq 100 Emini,Top 10 S&P 500 Stocks with Highest Short Interest: GME, SVU, X, FSLR, LEN, ESRX, NFLX, PBI, RRD, JCP (Jan 19, 2012)

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